tandoori
- noun
- /tænˈdʊəri/
- You ordered the tandoori?
- tandoori chicken
- tandoori marinade
- tandoori lamb
Examples
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You probably made tandoori chicken.
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One tandoori chicken, and rice all round.
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I need to ask you a few questions involving a tandoori clay oven.
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So juicy tandoori chicken, his meat is just going to fall right off the bone.
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she loves tandoori chicken.
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It comes in various flavors, Tandoori, lemon, pepper, Cajun.
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During the year, they saw each other at least once a week for a cheap Tandoori meal at an Indian restaurant draped to resemble a caravan, and they usually talked on the phone a few times a day.
Fiction book (2000) -
At the restaurant, I enjoyed a plate of tandoori chicken marinated with spices and served with naan.
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The tandoori vegetables were flavorful and perfectly cooked in the traditional clay oven.
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For dinner, we ordered tandoori fish that had a delicious spicy coating and smoky taste.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tandoori comes from the clay oven tandoor, a word from Persian tanūr meaning 'oven'. A tandoori (the dish) is meat or vegetables marinated in spices and cooked inside that oven, which gives the food its smoky, roasted flavour.